Outreach
Our Daily Bread
Our Daily Bread is a soup kitchen and community center in Over-the-Rhine that offers meals, hospitality, and a place of belonging to our neighbors in Cincinnati who are unhoused. Indian Hill Church supports this vital ministry with both financial donations and hands-on service. To date, our congregation has contributed more than $20,000 and prepared over 10,000 sandwiches to help nourish and care for those in need.To volunteer outside of the church for Our Daily Bread click on this link:
Inter Parish Ministry (IPM)
IPM is a non-profit food and clothing pantry in Eastgate that provides a variety of social services to the working poor and other low-income families as well as individuals in eastern Hamilton County and Clermont County. Indian Hill Church is proud to have partnered with Inter Parish Ministry (IPM) since its earliest days — and we continue to support their vital work today. In 2024, we contributed $65,000 to IPM, including Christmas gift and backpack drives for families in need. IPM now serves more than 21,000 families each year across Greater Cincinnati — offering food, dignity, and hope to our neighbors.
In 2025, the generosity of our members and friends, allowed us to deliver five car loads of toys, clothing and household items to be used in the IPM Christmas Toy Store. We also contributed Kroger gift cards which will be given to families along with a box of Christmas groceries.
For more information about IPM please contact: Nirvani Head
To volunteer outside of the church for IPM, click on this link: http://www.interparish.org/volunteer-new/
For more information and to donate to the IPM Back to School Collection and the IPM Christmas program please contact: Linda Seal at 561-7779
Transforming Jail Ministries
Transforming Jail Ministries offers prayer, support, and a compassionate presence to those who are incarcerated. Indian Hill Church regularly sends groups to listen, encourage, and share God’s love with individuals behind bars. This ministry helps bring hope and transformation to lives often forgotten. Join us in being a light in the darkness and showing Christ’s love to our neighbors in need.
Hamilton County Youth Center (“2020”)
Indian Hill Church began a weekly Bible study at Hamilton County Youth Detention Center at 2020 Auburn Avenue in 1975 under the leadership of Reverend Paul Long. The Center has boys and girls ages 12 to 18 who are waiting to have their cases heard in Juvenile Court. We currently have 12 volunteers who lead the Youth weekly in singing, discussing bible passages, and recording their prayer requests which are shared with our congregation.
Contact: Deanna Ashing at 513-561-2836
For more information on 2020, click on this link:
http://www.juvenile-court.org/juvenilecourt/Youth_Center/ychome.asp
